Kill Me Three Times (2014)

• Year: 2014
• Released: 10 Apr 2015
• Country: United States, Australia
• Adwords: 4 nominations
• IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2393845/
• Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/kill_me_three_times
• Metacritics: https://www.metacritic.com/movie/kill-me-three-times
• Available in: 720p, 1080p,
• Language: English
• MPA Rating: R
• Genre: Action, Comedy, Crime
• Runtime: 90 min
• Writer: James McFarland
• Director: Kriv Stenders
• Cast: Simon Pegg, Teresa Palmer, Alice Braga
• Keywords: dark comedy, assassin,

	5.8/10
	30/100
	16% – Critics
	30% – Audience

Kill Me Three Times Storyline

Professional hit-man Charlie Wolfe finds himself in three tales of murder, blackmail and revenge after a botched contract assignment.

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It gets better the longer you watch…

Despite being a Simon Pegg film, I wouldn’t call this one a comedy exactly. While there are some darkly funny elements, this isn’t really a funny film–in fact, it’s very violent and bloody. Now this is not a complaint–it’s actually a very good film and is well worth seeing.

When the film begins, you are a bit confused. Once you realize that the film is NOT shown in sequence, it all begins to make more sense. It seems that an assassin (Pegg) has wandered into a strange situation where he watches all sorts of people killing each other! Why and what’s it all about…watch the film to see.

I noticed one reviewer who compared this to a Tarantino film–and that’s a reasonable comparison. And, like some of his films, it is darkly funny but certainly not a comedy–such as what you’d see in “Pulp Fiction”. Now I am not saying this Pegg film is in the same league as this Tarantino classic…but it is clever and well made. But it also starts off slow and seems pretty awful until all the story elements start coming together.

unraveling the layers

It’s the coastal community of Eagles Nest, Australia. Alice Taylor (Alice Braga) fears for her life from her husband Jack Taylor (Callan Mulvey). She’s having an affair with Dylan Smith (Luke Hemsworth). Jack hires Charlie Wolfe (Simon Pegg) to spy on her and then for him to kill her. The movie starts with Charlie killing a man. Meanwhile, corrupt policeman Bruce Jones (Bryan Brown) is demanding payment for gambling debts from Nathan Webb (Sullivan Stapleton). Nathan is a dentist and his wife Lucy (Teresa Palmer) is his receptionist. They come up with a scheme to kill Alice, switch dental records with Lucy, and collect the insurance. Charlie photographs them kidnapping Alice and blackmails them. Bruce also blackmails Nathan for half of the insurance profit. Alice had taken a gun and $250k from her husband. It’s a multi-layered crime story that is told one layer at a time.

It’s a complicated interconnected modern crime story that better directors have been doing. Those other movies have better dialog and cooler moves. Pegg playing against type is a little interesting. Unraveling the layers is somewhat compelling early on. However, the movie becomes less compelling as more is revealed. Despite all the mayhem, this isn’t fun enough. This is not good enough.

Bloody brilliant mate

Excellent, smart, funny and ironic. No need for a big dictionary here. Get over yourself pundits. Brilliant story and finally everyone getting what they deserve. No politics, no religion, no alterior motive here just good old fashioned greed, slapstick and wtf. X